CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNITISE
PRESENT
Present
I unitise
you unitise
he/she/it unitises
we unitise
you unitise
they unitise
Present continuous
I am unitising
you are unitising
he/she/it is unitising
we are unitising
you are unitising
they are unitising
Present perfect
I have unitised
you have unitised
he/she/it has unitised
we have unitised
you have unitised
they have unitised
Present perfect continuous
I have been unitising
you have been unitising
he/she/it has been unitising
we have been unitising
you have been unitising
they have been unitising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I unitised
you unitised
he/she/it unitised
we unitised
you unitised
they unitised
Past continuous
I was unitising
you were unitising
he/she/it was unitising
we were unitising
you were unitising
they were unitising
Past perfect
I had unitised
you had unitised
he/she/it had unitised
we had unitised
you had unitised
they had unitised
Past perfect continuous
I had been unitising
you had been unitising
he/she/it had been unitising
we had been unitising
you had been unitising
they had been unitising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will unitise
you will unitise
he/she/it will unitise
we will unitise
you will unitise
they will unitise
Future continuous
I will be unitising
you will be unitising
he/she/it will be unitising
we will be unitising
you will be unitising
they will be unitising
Future perfect
I will have unitised
you will have unitised
he/she/it will have unitised
we will have unitised
you will have unitised
they will have unitised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been unitising
you will have been unitising
he/she/it will have been unitising
we will have been unitising
you will have been unitising
they will have been unitising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would unitise
you would unitise
he/she/it would unitise
we would unitise
you would unitise
they would unitise
Conditional continuous
I would be unitising
you would be unitising
he/she/it would be unitising
we would be unitising
you would be unitising
they would be unitising
Conditional perfect
I would have unitise
you would have unitise
he/she/it would have unitise
we would have unitise
you would have unitise
they would have unitise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been unitising
you would have been unitising
he/she/it would have been unitising
we would have been unitising
you would have been unitising
they would have been unitising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you unitise
we let´s unitise
you unitise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
unitising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNITISE»
Discover the use of
unitise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unitise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Geo-Politics of LNG in Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela ...
(b) There is no compulsory imperative to unitise block 1 with BPTT's Kapok fields
save and except to send gas to Atlantic LNG. Block 1 gas can be raised and
processed into LNG at the Mariscal Sucre LNG plant bypassing BPTT and
Atlantic ...
2
Handbook of Plastic Films
9.3.1 Wraps 9.3.1.1 Stretch-Wrap One of the largest uses of plastic films in
packaging is in stretch-wrap used for bundling pallet-loads of products together,
in order to unitise them for distribution. The plastic film, most often linear low-
density ...
3
Case Studies on the Allocation of Transferable Quota Rights ...
The proposal to 'unitise' vessels had been first mooted in 1979, although at that
time it was proposed that the units be based on hull size only. Whilst the initiative
had wide consideration, and some acceptance by industry, it was abandoned.
Thereare several reasons whythe financial andproperty communitiesare keento
unitise or securitise properties. The market in physical properties is relatively
cumbersome andilliquid. Transactions takea considerable timeandthereis a
limited ...
5
Oil and Gas Law in Kazakhstan: National and International ...
All three concern the same, highly topical, problem: what are the rights and duties
of States that share an oil or gas resource in the absence of an agreement to
jointly develop or to unitise it? In this regard, a considerable amount of literature ...
Ilias Bantekas, John Paterson, Maidan Suleimanov, 2004
3 Is there a Legal Obligation to Unitise in the Event of a Common Petroleum Pool
? 3.1 Straddle Deposit within a Joint Development Area. There is a clear
obligation under the Petroleum Mining Code (PMC) for the joint venture parties to
unitise ...
7
Shore-Based Shipping Costs Seminar, Sydney, July 1984: ...
Cargoes moving from the United States of America/Europe/Japan are well
packaged for export and subsequent forklift unpacking, but improvement is still
required to unitise total cargo movement. We would recommend to this forum that
urgent ...
8
Activities of the Conference: Resolutions of the Council of ...
It is in fact possible to unitise some cargoes that have traditionally been shipped
in bulk (referred to as “neo-bulk” cargoes), particularly dangerous goods. Then,
too, at European level, some modes of inland transport are suitable for bulk ...
European Conference of Ministers of Transport, 2001
9
Short Sea Shipping in Europe
It is in fact possible to unitise some cargoes that have traditionally been shipped
in bulk (referred to as “neo-bulk” cargoes), particularly dangerous goods. At
European level, some modes of inland transport well suited to bulk transport (rail,
...
European Conference of Ministers of Transport, 2001
10
Natural Maths Strategies
... to work out 24 X 24, it is important to be able to unitise and use knowledge of
place value by changing it to 24 X (20 + 4). Doubling the first 24 and halving the
bracket also simplifies the problem to 48 X (10 + 2). This can now be solved by ...
Ann Baker, Johnny Baker, 2006
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNITISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unitise is used in the context of the following news items.
RAW Capital Partners Launches New Alternative Lending Fund IFM
"The RAW Mortgage Fund aims to unitise peer-to-peer lending, linking investors with savings through a regulated fund structure with borrowers who want to ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Jul 15»
RAW CAPITAL PARTNERS LAUNCHES NEW MORTGAGE FUND
“The RAW Mortgage Fund aims to unitise peer-to-peer lending, linking investors with savings through a regulated Fund structure with borrowers who want to ... «Guernsey Isle News, Jul 15»
Eni, Anadarko agree unitisation of straddling Mozambique gas
Eni and Anadarko have reached an agreement on how to unitise the giant Mamba-Prosperidade complex that straddles areas 1 and 4 offshore northern ... «Interfax Global Energy, Jun 15»
SMSF advisers weighing up the alternatives for fund members
What needs to happen is for there to be a capacity to unitise investment in infrastructure projects to smaller investments for SMSFs (for example, 25,000 ... «Professional Planner, Aug 14»
East Africa: the newest LNG frontier
In the case of Mozambique, ENI and Anadarko have agreed to unitise their new gas find and jointly develop a LNG export project in order to reduce project ... «LNG Industry, Mar 14»
Bag for life
The Victoria Group's Port of Boston can repackage, split packs or unitise thanks to bagging facilities that allow for greater ease and flexibility. Recently, it was ... «Port Strategy, Feb 14»
ENI and Anadarko join forces in Mozambique
But the Mozambican government, worried that such an approach would be too costly, put pressure on them to “unitise” or pool their resources. Friday's ... «Financial Times, Dec 12»
